2007-2008 Undergraduate Academic Catalog - Plymouth State ...

PE 2731 Motor Development (WRCO) 3.0SSDI Self and Society Directions 6.0electives 6.032.0Year ThreeCreditsHE 2500 First Aid and CPR/AED 1.5HE 3330 Evaluation and Research in Health Promotion(QRCO) 3.0HE 3660 CPR and First Aid Instructor 1.5HE 3700 Drug Behavior (WECO) 3.0HE 3710 Sex and Family Living Education 3.0HE 3750 Wellness Skills for Health Professionals 3.0HE 3760 Planning and Implementing Health PromotionPrograms 4.0HE 4620 Health Promotion Clinical 1.0BU 3420 Organizational Behavior (DICO) 3.0PE 3260 Health Fitness Assessment and Programming 3.0electives 4.030.0Year FourCreditsHE 3210 Mental Health Issues (WECO) 3.0HE 3220 Applied Nutrition for Healthy Living (TECO) 3.0HE 4030 Community Health Promotion 3.0HE 4440 Wellness Management Internship 6.0HE 4530 Senior Seminar in Health Promotion 1.0EN 3090 Technical Communication (TECO) 3.0IS 4360 Cultural Diversity and American Society(DICO) (INCO) 3.0electives 8.030.0Total 122.0HE 4440 requires a minimum grade point average of 2.70(cumulative and major). HE 4620 requires a minimumcumulative grade point average of 2.60.School Health (K–12) OptionThis program is certified at both the state and national levelby the New Hampshire Department of Education and theNational Council for the Accreditation of Teacher Education(NCATE). Graduates who complete this Teacher CertificationOption are eligible for K-12 teacher certification in the state ofNew Hampshire. Because of New Hampshire’s membershipin the Interstate Certification Contract, Plymouth graduatesare eligible to earn a certificate or license in another Contractstate upon application to that state’s department of education.For further information, please see the Teacher Education andClinical Experiences section. Students have a short teachingexperience their junior year and complete a student teachingexperience in the elementary/middle school and high schoollevel their senior year.Admittance into the School Health Option is based on thefollowing criteria:• minimum 42 credits earned• minimum cumulative grade point average of 2.50• minimum 2.50 grade point average in:HE 1970 Introduction to Health PromotionPE 2415 Introduction to Physical Education and Healthinstruction• completion of 15 of the required 45 hours of communityservice• passing Praxis I• up-to-date electronic folio• meeting with the Coordinator of Teacher Education forHealth Education, Physical Education and PhysicalEducation/Health EducationDegree RequirementsCreditsCourses required for the Option are shown in boldface.HE 1970 Introduction to Health Promotion 3.0HE 2500 First Aid and CPR/AED 1.5HE 2900 Disease, Safety and Environment (WECO) 3.0HE 3200 Stress Management (WECO) 3.0HE 3210 Mental Health Issues (WECO) 3.0HE 3220 Applied Nutrition for Healthy Living (TECO) 3.0HE 3330 Evaluation and Research in Health Promotion(QRCO) 3.0HE 3660 CPR and First Aid Instructor 1.5HE 3700 Drug Behavior (WECO) 3.0HE 3710 Sex and Family Living Education 3.0HE 3750 Wellness Skills for Health Professionals 3.0HE 3760 Planning and Implementing Health PromotionPrograms 4.0HE 4530 Senior Seminar in Health Promotion 1.0HE 4640 School Health Clinical 1.0HE 4950 Student Teaching K–12: ElementaryComponent 6.0HE 4960 Student Teaching K–12: SecondaryComponent 6.0BI 2110 Human Anatomy and Physiology I 4.0BI 2120 Human Anatomy and Physiology II 4.0IS 4360 Cultural Diversity and American Society(DICO) (INCO) 3.0PE 2415 Introduction to Physical Education andHealth Instruction 3.0PE 2731 Motor Development (WRCO) 3.0PE 3260 Health Fitness Assessment andProgramming 3.0PE 3310 Curriculum Design and Implementation 3.0Health & HumanPerformancePlymouth State University Academic Catalog 2007–2008 143